As of November 2026

PageHub vs Webador: an honest comparison

Webador is a simple builder that bundles your domain and an email mailbox, with unlimited pages and a store that can take payment on pickup. PageHub puts even a free site on your own domain, sells through Stripe on every plan, and lets your own AI agent build the site.

If you're looking for a Webador alternative, or a Webador alternative with a free custom domain, here's PageHub vs Webador on price, selling online, AI, and what happens when you want to leave.

TL;DR

  • Pick Webador if you want your domain and an email mailbox from the same place, unlimited pages, or a store that takes pay on pickup or pay by invoice.
  • Pick PageHub if you want a free site on your own domain, a store on any plan, or your own AI agent (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor) to build and publish the site.
  • Webador's free plan uses a .webador.com address and shows Webador ads. Lite adds your domain but keeps the ads until Pro.
  • Webador's store starts on Pro with 10 products. PageHub's Stripe checkout works on every plan, Free included.
  • Neither has built-in multi-language sites. PageHub doesn't sell domains or host email.

What each one is

Webador is a drag-and-drop website builder for small businesses, called JouwWeb in the Netherlands, with local sites for 20+ countries. An AI builder fills a first version from a few questions. Paid plans include a domain for the first year, and Pro and Business add an email mailbox and an online store.

PageHub is a website builder your AI agent drives over MCP, from creating the site to publishing it on your domain. Every site opens in a visual editor, so you or your client can keep editing without AI.

PageHub and Webador side by side

As of November 2026. Prices are in USD from webador.com, billed yearly. Webador's European sites list euro prices before VAT, for example Pro at €10 a month on webador.ie.

PageHub and Webador compared, November 2026
FeaturePageHubWebador
AI and agent workflow
AI site buildingYour own agent (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, any MCP client) builds the site. There's also an AI assistant in the editor.An AI builder in Webador's editor asks a few questions about your business, then fills a new site or page with content. On every plan, Free included.
Connecting your own AI agentHosted server at pagehub.dev/api/mcp. Sign in through your browser, or use an API key. Nothing to install. Works on every plan, including free.None. Webador's site and help center list no MCP server or API, and its custom code guide says it doesn't support custom API connections.
Agent can start a new site and put it liveYes. The agent can create a site, attach your domain, and publish it (create_site, set_domain, publish_site).No. You build and publish in Webador's editor yourself.
Branching and reviewNo branching. Changes from your agent or the editor stay in a draft until someone publishes, and site history restores older versions.No drafts history or branches. Webador can't restore an earlier version of your site.
Sites, content, and selling
Clients editing their siteReview comments on a preview link: 3 threads on Free, unlimited from Pro. Editors: 1 per site on Free, unlimited on Pro and up.Contributors with roles on Pro and Business. Not on Free or Lite.
CMS limitsFree: 1 collection of 25 rows. Pro: 40 collections of 20,000 rows per site. Agency: unlimited collections of 100,000 rows.No collections. A blog on every plan, and a product catalog on Pro and Business.
Pages per siteFree 5, Pro 300, Agency 1,000Unlimited on every plan, under a fair use policy
Selling onlineStripe checkout on every plan, with shipping rates, Stripe Tax, stock counts, and an orders page for marking orders shipped and refunding. Customers can pay with any method you turn on in Stripe, such as PayPal or bank transfer, where Stripe offers it in your country. PageHub doesn't add a transaction fee on Stripe sales (Stripe's own fees still apply).Online store on Pro (10 products) and Business (unlimited, plus digital products and service bookings). Stripe, PayPal, bank transfer, pay by invoice, or pay on pickup. Webador takes 0% commission; payment providers' fees apply.
LocalizationNone. PageHub has no multi-language feature.None built in. Webador suggests a separate site, with its own subscription, for each language.
Code exportA ZIP of the site's files, with the published pages as static HTML, on every plan including freeNot offered. Webador says it can't give you a backup of your site on its own.
Price
Free plan1 published site on your own domain, with SSL and a small "Made with PageHub" badge in your footer, or bottom left if you don't place it. None on ProA .webador.com address with Webador ads. No store, custom code, or visitor statistics.
Paid entry pricePro: $7 a month per site, or $5 billed yearlyLite $6/mo (with ads), Pro $10.50/mo, Business $21/mo, per site.
SeatsIncluded, never billed per seat: 1 collaborator per site on Free, unlimited on Pro and upContributors included on Pro and Business, with no per-seat price listed

Competitor details from their own pricing and docs pages, checked November 2026. Sources are listed at the bottom of this page.

Where Webador is better

If one of these is the core of your project, Webador probably wins.

Domain and email in one place

Every paid Webador plan includes a domain, registered in your name, free for the first year and $22.50 a year after. Pro adds a 1 GB mailbox at your domain, and Business a 10 GB one. PageHub doesn't sell domains or host email: you buy the domain from a registrar and use your own email provider.

Source: webador.com

Unlimited pages on every plan

Webador allows unlimited pages on every plan, under a fair use policy. PageHub allows 5 pages per site on Free and 300 on Pro.

Source: webador.com

Pay on pickup and by invoice

Webador's store can take an order now and the money later, on pickup or by invoice. PageHub's checkout takes payment when the order is placed, with any method you turn on in Stripe, including PayPal and bank transfer.

Source: help.webador.com

An editor in your language

Webador runs local sites for 20+ countries, and you can switch its editor to another language. Store and form texts come in 12 languages. PageHub's editor is in English.

Source: help.webador.com

Where PageHub is better

Your own domain on the free plan

PageHub's free plan puts 1 site on your own domain with SSL. Webador's free plan stays on a .webador.com address, and Lite keeps Webador ads on your site until you move up to Pro.

Source: help.webador.com

Sell from the free plan

Stripe checkout works on every PageHub plan, with up to 25 products on Free and 40 collections of 20,000 rows on Pro. PageHub doesn't add a transaction fee (Stripe's own fees still apply). Webador's store starts on Pro with 10 products, and unlimited products need Business at $21 a month.

Source: webador.com

Subscriptions in your checkout

PageHub's checkout sells subscriptions, gift cards, and digital products. Webador's store doesn't support subscription products, and points you to Stripe payment links instead.

Source: help.webador.com

Your own AI agent can build the site

Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any MCP client, and your agent can create the site, edit the design, check it in a real browser, attach your domain, and publish. Webador's AI runs only inside its own editor, with no MCP server or API.

Source: help.webador.com

Undo with site history

PageHub keeps your site's history, so you can restore an earlier version. Webador can't restore a previous version of your website, and deleted text or products have to be added again by hand.

Source: help.webador.com

Code export and custom code on every plan

Download the site's files as a ZIP, with the published pages as static HTML to host anywhere, even on the free plan. Add your own scripts on any plan. Webador's custom HTML starts on Pro, and it offers no export.

Source: help.webador.com

A lower price per site

PageHub Pro is $7 a month per site, or $5 billed yearly. Webador Pro is $10.50 a month billed yearly.

Source: webador.com

What it costs: two examples

List prices as of November 2026, in USD, before tax. Webador figures are its yearly-billing rates.

1 business site on your own domain

PageHub

  • Free: $0 on your own domain, with 1 collection of up to 25 rows and 5 pages.
  • Pro: $7 a month, or $5 a month billed yearly, with 40 collections of 20,000 rows and 300 pages.

Webador

  • Free: $0, but on a .webador.com address with Webador ads, and no store.
  • Lite: $6 a month for your own domain, still with Webador ads.
  • Pro: $10.50 a month, ad-free, with a 1 GB mailbox and a store of up to 10 products.

10 client sites, each on its own domain

PageHub

  • 10 Pro sites: 10 × $7 = $70 a month, or 10 × $5 = $50 billed yearly. Clients can leave review comments or be invited as editors, with no per-seat charge.
  • Agency: $1,250 a month ($1,000 billed yearly) for 50 sites, unlimited editors per site, and white-label. White-label is on Agency only.

Webador

  • Each site needs its own subscription. 10 Pro sites: 10 × $10.50 = $105 a month.
  • 10 Business sites, for unlimited products: 10 × $21 = $210 a month.
  • Each domain is $22.50 a year after the first year.

Check current plans on PageHub's pricing page and on Webador's before you decide.

AI and agents in Webador today

Webador's AI works inside its own editor. This is from Webador's own site and help center.

AI builds a first version

Pick the AI option when you start a site, answer a few questions about your business, choose your pages and a design, and the AI fills the site with content for you to edit.

Source: help.webador.com

AI fills new pages

When you add a page, Fill using AI asks a couple of questions and writes the page's content.

Source: help.webador.com

On every plan

Webador's pricing page lists its AI features on every plan, Free included.

Source: webador.com

No way in for your own agent

Webador's site and help center don't list an MCP server or an API, and its custom code guide says it doesn't support custom API connections. Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor can't build or publish a Webador site for you.

Source: help.webador.com

Working with your own AI (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any MCP client)

How it goes when your agent builds on PageHub.

Connect once

Add https://pagehub.dev/api/mcp to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, or any MCP client and sign in through your browser. If your app can't do browser sign-in, use an API key. It works on every plan, including free.

Nothing else stays open

The agent talks to PageHub directly. You don't keep an editor tab, plugin, or local bridge running while it works.

No PageHub AI credits

Building through your own Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or other MCP client uses no PageHub AI credits, because none of our MCP tools run a model on our side. You pay for your AI app as usual, and your plan's normal limits still apply.

It can change the design, not only the content

Layout, spacing, and responsive styles on any element, the theme's colors and fonts, preset animations, pages, collections, forms, redirects, and your domain.

It checks its own work

The agent screenshots the draft in a real browser, at desktop and phone width, and runs SEO and accessibility audits. It can fix what it finds before you look.

You decide when it goes live

Every change lands in a draft. When you say go, the agent attaches your domain, gives you the DNS records to add, and publishes.

Want the full walkthrough? See the website builder for Claude or website builder for ChatGPT guides, or the MCP server docs for every tool.

Which one to pick

Choose Webador if

  • You want your domain and an email mailbox bundled with the site
  • You need many pages and don't want a page limit
  • Your customers pay on pickup or by invoice
  • You'd rather work in an editor in your own language

Choose PageHub if

  • You want a free site on your own domain
  • You want to sell from the free plan, or sell subscriptions
  • You want Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor to build and publish the site for you
  • You want to undo changes with site history
  • You want to be able to export the code on any plan

Switching from Webador

Here's what moving from Webador to PageHub involves.

Bring your pages in

Copy each live Webador page from its address, or have your agent rebuild pages from your current site.

Take your domain with you

Webador registers your domain in your name. Cancel the plan, get a transfer code from your subscription page, and move the domain to a registrar of your choice. The Webador mailbox stops working when the domain leaves, so set up email elsewhere first.

Source: help.webador.com

Keep your old links working

Add 301 redirects from old paths to new ones, by hand or through your agent (set_redirects).

Move the domain last

Review the new site as a draft first. Then attach the domain, add the DNS records PageHub gives you at your registrar, and publish.

Bring your content as CSV

If you can get your CMS content out as a CSV file, import it into a PageHub collection from the dashboard or with import_collection_csv.

Questions about PageHub and Webador

What people ask when they compare PageHub and Webador.

Usually. PageHub Pro is $7 a month per site, or $5 billed yearly. Webador Pro is $10.50 a month billed yearly, and Business, which you need for unlimited products, is $21. Webador includes a domain for the first year ($22.50 a year after) and a mailbox on Pro, which PageHub doesn't.

Try PageHub on your own domain

The free plan includes 1 published site on your own domain. No credit card.

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